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Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-14

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1978-09-14 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, MOTB, Eldon Porray, Bob Menke, Brion Green

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Item Size: 1.2G

Set 1

Ollin Arrageed*-> Not Fade Away, Me & My Uncle, They Love Each Other, Minglewood Blues, Peggy-O, Beat It On Down The Line, Deal

Set 2

Sugaree, Samson & Delilah, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Truckin'-> The Other One-> Drums-> Black Peter-> Around & Around

*W Hamza El Din

Notes

Notes:
wavelab 5 > UAD Cambridge EQ > UAD Precision Buss Compressor >
UAD Precision Limiter > R8brain Pro > izotope Ozone 3 M Bit + > 16/44.1 Wave > flac lvl 8 (TLH)

- Patch in Not Fade Away is from shnID94536

- All tape pauses have been cross faded to preserve continuity.

Addeddate: 2009-12-15 19:52:40

Identifier: gd1978-09-14.fob.sonyecm280.porray.motb-0107.103625.flac16

Lineage: MAC >> Nakamichi CR7a => Korg MR-1000 >> DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo] >> Korg MR-1000 => Korg AudioGate >> WAV [24/96]

Location: Cairo, Egypt

Run time: 153:47.10

Source: (FOB) 2 x ECM280 >> Sony TC-158 >> MAC; Master Cassettes (MAC) Medium Stock Brands: MAC = 2 x Maxell UDXL-II Analog

Taped by: Eldon Porray

Transferred by: Bob Menke and Brion Green

Type: sound

Venue: Gizah Sound and Light Theater

Year: 1978

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Reviewer: mzlizizaninja - - August 19, 2014
Subject: Growlin Gratitude

The immense muse of Egypt is played out beautifully and recorded accordingly for this show. Drop dead instrumentals, love that harpsichord effect on keys. And voices? Holey moley, even Jerry and Donna can be heard doin these growls, the best growls ever in my listening pleasure recollection.

Jerry's heartfelt performance of Peggy-O brought on for me a link to Peg O' My Heart; and by that I mean the raw yet gentle wistfulness of Peggy-O's story, not that the Dead actually played or mushed with that old-timey gem. The feelings of the music were expressed that clearly.

Gosh, the only thing ya could ask for would be the video. One can only imagine the imagery conjured by the gal who did the lights for the show,which I understand to have included gaining access to the special colored lights the facility shines on the pyramids for their own regularly scheduled light show at night in the desert.

Reviewer: jjg4762 - - August 16, 2014
Subject: http://youtu.be/hMAKJfuP4II

wow

Reviewer: BlewJ - - September 14, 2012
Subject: @Ollin Arageed

Few take the time to explore the music of the Dead. They were, and are, cultural ambassadors for America's people. They played music from nearly every ethnic group that entered the United States. In that respect, they played "folk", and carried on the traditions of many peoples who were assimilated into this nation.

Reviewer: spiral-tee - - September 14, 2011
Subject: REVIEWS.

DO NOT BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU READ FROM SOME OF THESE REVIEWERS. THIS SHOW IS ABSOLUTELY A NEAR PERFECT PIECE, AND IN THE MIDDLE-EAST AND 33 YEARS AGO TODAY. SOUNDS LIKE A SHOW FROM LAST NIGHT! BEAUTIFUL,WARM,FAMILY FRIENDLY. EXCELLENT QUAITY! PEACE! SPIRAL-TEEE TYEDYEGUYHERE! PEACE!

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